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Archive: March, 2008

Fitness Center offers massage therapy

Service members and civilians aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego can indulge in the massage therapy offered at the Fitness Center. Sessions cost $45 per hour and are by appointment only from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday; and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. There are two male and two female massage therapists available.

Preparing for the final test

The new Marines of Company C stood tall and proud in their Service “A” uniform on Shepherd Memorial Drill Field for the battalion commander’s inspection, March 4. The battalion commander’s inspection is the final seal of approval for the new Marines, where they are tested on bearing, appearance and Marine Corps knowledge, said Staff Sgt. Steven

Military community receives free financial seminars

Service members their families received a free financial education forum at McDougal Hall Feb. 26. Educators from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Investor Education Foundation provided seminars about managing debt, saving for the future and building wealth. The event was part of Military Saves Week, a program designed to motivate

Depot mascot enhances morale, community relations

“Sit! Stay! Roll over! Salute!” These are all commands that I never thought would be given to any Marine when I arrived here at my first duty station, but that was before I met Cpl. Molly Marine, the depot’s mascot. Soon after I started working at the public affairs office, I learned that the mascot’s caretaker was being reassigned to Marine Corps

Depot drill instructor named best in Marine Corps 2007

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Former corpsman finds family in Corps

When Company C Marines leave Shepherd Memorial Drill Field today, many of them will head straight home. However, one graduate feels he is already there now that he is back with Marines.

Marine Corps Recruiting Command